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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12

time to do their utmost. 7,
mould be found that Dakota s,s nov, it
where she always has, firm 70, AaCs Just
ana admission 1t could never he u, r,a.oa
cd again tba. she had not decla, eisln-
seif-, 1t is this winch makes No. her.
ing Campaign one of the frs, ' CON.
tanee Of one thing, at least. w. anpor.
pie should make sure; that Their, .n - PEG.
vote. Let there be- nothing this TN, - a,uil
hind which a cowsrdly cope,s ssae De-
skulk In it's deslre to do ipinst,oa may
out shame TO Dakota. Whatsrs WIN
decision may be, lot the voice -, r.. is
be heard in its full volume. LDaaosa
people declare once for ell whs, aef
will have, and then let those whn snes
them take mp. the reeponsibjlitv T uenv
is no reason to believe that opinion mere
changed. There is no reason Sb, na y
should. 1t is best to. day, es il al \
has been, for every interest OF thu na.s.
OF well as of Dakota, that the te,, it,ua
be divided. and admission be prantss - y
the divisions thus formed. Tts nso. .
who are sufferers by the present sY,p.
ordinary denial OF right should sav ~.
once more. in tones SO full and emnbst;.
that the decision need never be renaaa.s
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
COMMUNICATING CARLISLE.
Republicans Agree with Democrats on
His Disnifad Domeanor.

Republicans Agree With Democrats on
Ills Disnifed Dameanor.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Mr. Carlisie's
action and the position taken by the ex,
speaker in the Thoobe contest, as out
lined in q published interview, is regarded
by all democrats and many republicans
here as aiissuiiaaeedaA and &C i;ssss:sst ee.... and rs
indicating a firm reliance in the Justice
of his claim to the seat. Democrats say
that his course and conduct in this mat
ter is in keeping with the character Of
this man, who is willing to be judged
without the ~interposition of O technical
plea, and who is perfectly content to let
his opponent present all the proof he can
find and then step down and out IL he
can produce enough to convince his fell
low representatives in congress that he
procured his seat by wrong doing.
In this connection it may be mentioned
that the only contested election cause,
furnishings parallel to the Thoebe-C Car
Isle contest and which also furnished a
precedent for Mr.. Carlisle's guidance
shall he he elected speaker occurred in
TWenty-eighth congress, when John Mi
Nor Belts contested the election of John
III. Jones, of Nevada. Mr.. Jones was
elected speaker of the house by his party
majority, and he appointed all the com
mittses except that on elections. In
steadR of appointing that committee,
Speaker Jones called one of the demo.
cratic members to preside, and taking the
floor asked permission to make a personal
explanation. He stated that his stay
was contested by the gentleman who had
run against him at the late election and
as the committee on elections would
have to determine the case, he was not
willing to appoint tilat committee. He
asked the house to take the matter in its
hands n elect members to constitute
the committee on elections.
After Speaker Jones had concluded his
statements several motions were made
but one to the effect that the member
whom Mr.. Jones had called to the chair
then acting speaker be authorized to APP
point the election committee was carried,
The committee was appointed by the
acting speaker and that committee
heard and determined the contest.
If Mr.. Carlisle 'ie a candidate next
winter and is reelected speaker, he will
then find himself in q situation similar
to that in which Mr.. Jones was placed;
the impression prevails here that Mr..
Carlisle will do as the Virginia congress
man did.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12

NEW YORK, Sept. 1G-An the trunk
lines were regularly represented at the
railroad agents. meeting at Commissioner
Fink's office except tho B. s. o. Ii was
determined to raise the baggage limit Of
immigrants from 100 to $50 pounds.
The new tariff will not go into effect un-
til October is. It was decided TO let rates
west eft Chicago rensin a. at present for
ten days, when they will be restored to
the old schedule. Assistant Ccrlmis-
sioner Porter said to a United Press re-
porter that the excursion rate of &S2 be-
tween Philadelphia and Chicago, which
4ad been given out during his abscsnce
from the city, was = naistake. The cor
rect figures &ke $40.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
mR. o'sRfEN DIDN'T APPEAR.
II He Il Wanted In Court They Must
Arrest HIM.

II He Il Wanted In Court They Aust
Arrest Him.
LONDON, Sept 10.-The question as to
the right or wrong of MI. O'Rriea's fail.
ure to appear for trial is the foremost
topic of discussion O.. H Largo
number of issues that have been dragged
into the consequent disputes, many Of
them wholly irreyelent, aumberless fights
have arisen and countless friendships
nave been severed. In view Of the OK
cited state of feeling over the affair, it is
perhaps, well to explain that Mr..
O,Brien's decision toignore the summons
and compel the government to arrest
him In order to carry out its intention OF
arraigning him before . magistrate was
the result OF q conference OF his immedi-
ate personal and political friends who
believed that the course they had de-
cided upon would hacre sharply define
the issue and more exhaustsysly test the
question Of the governments right to
abrtdgs or aboitsh the privilege OF free
speech and free political action. The up
pearance OF Mr. O,Bfien In court In ODE
dtence to o staple summons, his friends
considered would be like the issue, while
his arrest and forcible arraignment
would at once reiss the matter to the
place Of q question Of the first import
ance.
The order of arrest issued against Mr..
O'Brien Is therefore welcomed as q point
scored against the government and an
appeal for the sympathy Of all who hold
that the privilege Of free speech on poll
ttcal qnestions Ia the inalenable right OF
q British subject, be he ap freshman or
not. On the osher hand it is held by
those opposing the home rule ca,:se that
Mr.. O'Brien has clearly and wilfully
violated a law OF the United Kingdom
and must therefore suffer punishment.
He may contend that the law is unjust
and even unconstitutional, but It is9stfll
the law and must be obeyed. Opinion
is pretty evenly divided on the auestion
of the wisdom of Mr.. O'Brien's action,
but even those who applaud his course
are unable to see that 1t will result In
advantaget to him or to the cause he essays
to promote.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
The French Army % parade.

PARIS, Sept. 10.-The mobilization ex-
pertinent necessisated the raising of the
18th army corps from 10, 900 to SO, 1850
men fully clothed. armed and equipped.
The members OF the reserve are of fine
physique. The cavalry have q good pace
but the men lack firm seat, many
having been thrown. The officers
were somewhat bothered in hauling the
larger bodies of men than they were ae-
custon,ed to. The military movements
were sluggish. Altogether, however,
the experiment Inspires confidence in the
army, the southern corps being regarded
as the best. At the conclusion Of the
sham fight General Ferron conferred
upon General Clement the decoration OF
commander of legion OF honor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
TELEaRAPHle TRUTHS.

A vein Of salt 1876 feet thick has been
found at a depth of 730 feet in Ellsworth,
Kansas.
The British government has agreed to
give the Canadian Pacific railway e45,
900 for carrying the India mails.
OF 415 Mormon recruits lan;t,d at New
| York, III were English, 1877 Scandina
vians and the rest Germans. They left
at once for Utah.
It was officially announced in the Eng
lish parliament that the king Of Samoa
had been deposed by the Germans, the
English and American consuls protest
ing.
Thirty counties in Missouri have
adopted prohibition under the local OPP
ton law, and the prohibitionists expect
to carry twelve more counties within a
fortnight,
The village of CatIin, Vermilion
county, ILL.,, has chosen Martin Tedec,
a colored man, an ex-slaye, and ex-sol-
der of the late war, police magistrate.
The new justice has been running a bar
Der shop.
One of Mr.. Powderly's friends in New
York is authority for the statement that
the master workman will resign his
office in the Knights of Labor and go tc
Ireland 'tto take IN active part in the.na-
tioual movement
The marriage of Sir Henry Ticbborne
lin whose interest the claimant, wa;
defeated after u furious and protracted
legal contest some years ago-occurre6
at Coventry, England. The bride wa
Miss Mary Petre.
Tina FnpliSh- rDparnYnantr II is c.iI &c
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1o.--The statistical
report ct the department of agriculture
for September presents a heavy reduc-
lion In the condition of cotton, corn and
potatoes, With little change in the status
of wheat and other grain. The deprecis-
tEion ~ neatly all In the west. The states
of theAAtlantic coast and those OF tho
gulf report larger crops than last year
and already beyond reach OF disaster.
The condition of cigar tobacco is higher
in New York and Pennsylvania, but de-
pressed slightly IN Connecticut aud Wis
cpnsin. There is slight improvement
in eastern shipping tobacco and a further
depression iii western,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
powDeaLY,s LATEST CIRCULAR.
His Now Policy which He Recommend
Should Be Adopted,

His Now Policy which He Recommend
should Be Adopted.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Sept. 10.-Gen-
eral Master Workman Powderly has is
sued q very important circular ITO the
Order Everywhe-e,n outlining a new pol
icy, which he recommends should be en-
acted into q law of the order at the next
general assembly. The new plan is as
follows:
Give to each trade the right to organize
anational trade assembly, under the juris-
diction of the general. assembly, said ma
tional trade assembly to meet at least
once q year for the electionof officers and
for the better regulation Of the affairs OF
its trade, without let Dr. hinderance, SO
long as the constitution of the general ss-
sembly is not violated. In matters con
corning strikes, nc trade local assembly
to enter upon one until all OF the assem-
blies have voted or the question, and
have, by a three fonrtha vote, agreed to
render assistance (the general laws OF the
order requiring attempts OF arbitration.
to De obseryed). No assistance from the
general order to be given. until the case
has been presented to the general execu-
NSoANf Civ ~ thVhA SuDkuttbcu " LHe
order at large. In case that no assist
ance from the general order Is required,
the general executive board is not to in,
terfers with the matter. Each national
trade assembly to have a bureau OF Stats
tics and information concerning tie state
and condition of the trade, the informa-
tion to be furnished by local statisticians
State, territorial and provincial assemb-
lies 70. he formed in every state, territory
and province in the jurisdiction of the
order. In the circular Mr.. Powderly
slso advocates a general bsneit associa-
tidn to DE taken up in the entire order.
Considered nm Intention Al slight.
ParLADELPHIA. Penn. Sept. / 0-Com-
ment is caused by the fact that In his
orders to the G.. A. r., Communities
Harper, Of tile Pennsylvania department,
instructs them to salute while passing
the Grand stand at the centennial cele-
bration whore shey will he reviewed. by
Gen. Sheridan. Heomltsito mention the
fact that the president Will review the
troops with Gen. Sheridan. Many think
this al Intentional slight
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
DAROTA COMBINATIONS

Ibere Is one case OF scarlet fever abon,
q mile from Volga.
Sheriff Balgord, of BrookInps conn,,
is down with diphtheria.
Bookings county's tax levy for conn.
ty purposes is seven mills on the do,l.,
Three thousand more sheep we,a
brought to Blunt last week, with
another train load on the wey.
James Spears was burned out Of honsa
and home at Mitchell Friday night, The
family having scarcely time to escape,
The Dakota Journal, q weekly eight
column folio, came out for the first TINA
Friday in Spencer. It is a good pausr
for 80 young atown.
The Dawson county teachers i~nstitute
closed q successful session Friday night
with q lecture from PROT. MoFerland,
of the territorial board of education.
Col. Hughes post No. 76, G.. A, r. Of
White Lake, gave q successful enter.
tainmsnt last week ct opera hall, when
they presented 1.-THE Virginia Veteran
in good shape.
The base ball tournament at Kimball
Friday was rather unsuccessful, owing
to the non arrival of the out Of town
clubs. A game between the home mines
WAS, however, played.
Friday morning the dwelling house Of
Sarah j.. Lynch, twelve miles from
Huron, was burned with oil the con-
tents. Loss $500; insured $500. A
defective fue was the cause.
Two horses were stolen in Sioux Falls
last week and the accepted supposltion
is that they we're taken by two prisoners
who escaped from the United States wing
of the p~eniteDtiary there. No clue was OBJ.
.a;Dsda as to the direction taken by the
fugitives.
The territorial w. g. T. U. begun its
annual meeting at Huron Friday after.
noon with nearly 2O0 delegates. The
society has 1900 members and ABOUT 100
unions. They have collected $1,026 and
the members have o balance of 81. OILS in
the %treasnrer's hands.
The Milwaukee & st. Paul has issued
. new tariff on grain from all points in
Iowa, Minnesota and Dakota to Mime.
apolis and st. Paul. The rates are the
same as those now in force on other
roads, being twenty cents per hundred
pounds from Aberdeen.
The Spencer milling company, Of
Spencer, with a capital OF $4,000, was or
ganized last week and the capital stock
is already largely taken. The mill is to
be put up right off, with new machinery
throughout and with a capacity of sew
e%nty-fve barrels per day.
L.O. Gale, a pioneer business man 81
of Mitchell, turned his stock Of
drugs, books and iewelry over to three o
his creditors Friday under three chatsel
morris lagos aggreeatinp S. coo. He hat
one of the finest establishments in thu
west and it is expected that arrange,
ments will be made to continue th'
business.
He. Sessions, OF Colambis, and i.
Marshall, Of Oakes, have Just purchaset
for q syndicate composed OF New Yorl
and Dakota parties an individual one
half interest q what is known as tn
"Jones quarter" which adioins th
original plat of Cakes on the east. Th
price paid was $500 for an undivide
one.half.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
A wrecked crew Rescued.

QUEENSTOWN. Sept. 10.-The steam
ship Umbria, from New York, has ar
rived, bringing the crew OF the ship
Lille Baxter, wrecked on the coast Of
Newfoundland. The men suffered great
privations before being picked up, hav-
remained two days clinging to their dis
trastsd vessel. Ons Of their number was
washed overheard and drowned.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
German IA Indeuendent.

BERLIN, Sept. 1G.-The North German
Gazette in an inspired article on the Bull
garian question makes further semi
official declaration of the Bulgarian poll
cies of Germany, defining the part Of it
which implies an understanding between
Germany and Russia. Germany's pol
Icy, The Zeiturn says, does not cease to
be exclusively German because it hap
pens to be grateful to Russia. The
strength of the policy consiBts In the fact
that it asSs for nothing from Russia or
any Other power. To depart f,on the
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12

selling stocks, and 1t must be on Mr..
Gould's erders.'5 Mr.. Could goes on to
say: ~ do not wish ever TO return to
the street. Should l ever do SO tempo.
rarily 1t will be because am goaded into
it, and in that case / will hang some
one's hide on the fence, as u warning to
others whe may be inclined To persist
entity misrepresent my position.
This fearful threat was discussed with
bated breath by the brokers. 1t was gen
orally agreed that Mr.. Bateman was the
person specially referred to by Mr.,
Gould.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
Threatened stp;k, 81 o 3 Men,

WILKssBARkE, Penn, Sept 1O-Ex-
President Dnllard, Of thu council and
board Of officers of the Miners and Lab
or,ars Beneficial association, said that he
re1ceivod a note from Secretary Patrick
Diafy at Pottsville, In which that gentle
man said that all the anthracite sninern
in Lehtgh and ~Schuylkill companies and
lower Luznrne wouldJ turn out unless
b Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron company decided to confer with the
men The men want the two weeks bs
law recognized, ami are willing t. walt
for higher yages. All depen61 upon the
action o. die phiiAdelphts and Residing
whether nearly eils hundred thousasd
men strike o. not Saturday.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12

CHICAGO, Sept. W.-There is great ex-
element at Blue Island oversa fatal
disease which has been spreading among
the cattle for the last few days. It is In.
sisted by many that the disease is Texas
fever. Thorough examinations Of the af-
ficted cattle will be made, and If it is
discovered to be real Texas fever, prompt
steps will be made to stamp it cut.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
Favors for Foreigd Guests.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.--The foreign
members CT the Medical congress and
their ladies were entertained at stGrass
lands" Secretary Wlitney,s country
residence. The foreign guests will go to
Mt, Vernon on the United States steamer
Despatch, and later q special train TAX
ing them and special guests will leave
Tor Watkins Glen and Niagara Falls.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
Three Men hurled out az sirht,

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Three men,
Thomas Kelly, Michael Crane and John
Walters, laborsrs ON the new a~dueduct,
were buried betsath twelve feet OF earth
by the.giyieg away of props near Yonk-
ers. A large force of men are working
to recover them. There is hardly any
hope that they are alive.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
IesekinK for q Verdict OF Guilty.

SIOUX CITFs Iowa., Sept. 10.-In the
Haddock trial of azen witnesses ex-
annined by the state lie stories told are
identical with the testimony Ia the
Arehsdorf trial. The feeling continues
to grow that q conyiction.cf conspiracy
will result.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12

NEW YORK, Sept. 10-Mrs. Cleveland,
her mother and Col. Wilson arrived In
New York from Washington, and stopped
ct the Fifth Avenue hotel, The ladies
started out, apparently for a shopping
tour. sooa after arriving Col. Wilson
said they would return to Washington.
Few people knew OF their presence in
town.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
Cope Has D-isnppaared.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10. ALFRED Cope.
manager; for Sehlbach s. Co, chemists,
representatives Of the Aniline Color
works Of Albany and other houses, has
disappeared. The state OF his accounts
ia not made public.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12

eighty four civil
cases, and sixty
adyisement cases
There is very lit
tie prospect tina,
the opinion in
number SO of the
a%dviserhent cases,
Spies ct al. versus
The People will
be fleds before
next e e K, Ii
will be read and
reread and amend
ed probably a doZ
en- times in secret
Sacpsnn HIT ,n,
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Detroit Beat plttsbarg.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. l0.--Detroit won
the ball game this morning; Detroit II,
Pittsburk I,
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thousands Die Of cholera.

VIENNA, Sept. 10.-The Austrian CON
sui at Bombay reports that there were
81, 1928 deaths from cholera IN India dur
ing the mOnth Of May.
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Authorised to Commence pusiue...

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1o.--The Wright
county National bank OF Clarion, Iowa,
capital 900, 000,Y was authorized to GEM
Eence business. /
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12

PHILADELPHIA, Sep. 10. soecial
nom Tamaans says the miners in tho
PANTHER valley From Tamaqua to MANOR
Chunk will b. ordered ami.
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Lohn anx vasser D,inr.

PouGHjk EEPsIE, N. Y. Sept. No. John
Guy Vasaar, OF yassa, college is reported
g be rapidly sinking a Ia his death may
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12

policy Of respect for treaties solely be-
cause such conventions do not happen to
be unfavorahle to Russia would be a
caprice that; cannot be imputed to Ger
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JAsrrs .. PoHrsR.

him OF his intended resignation, which
Will be formally rendered when Secretary
Bayard returns to Washington and is
ready to assume charge of the state de-
partment.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
WORK ON The ANARCHISTS, CASE
The Justices Consider ns the Fate o
spies and His Followers.

OTTAWA, H., Sept. 1o.-The supreme
court had a secret session at which it is
safe to conclude the written decision in
the anarchists case was read and discus
sed for the first time. The compete
docket for the term consists of twenty
five rehearing cases, six peoples cases,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-12
OFFICE

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An0rdinal
lection OF
for the cl
The Mayor
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SrANTED-AIn.
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q
wv cook, for ORR, hph y
GOOD wages WIZ 7
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mYANrEDz,AsdS 81,
sM furnished 1 foi
I,s, mo crate rem
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by wA sa,sas1
2.stino al OF viii acc &c
s .aNs can be h gsl u
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s%-,uI. WANT
HI hoasewo IN p J
IN residence on
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6nFFlCE room
SUany in the 6
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3st reasonable 7,
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ITo Rem r1.Fr
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